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one's oyster
what's the meaning of one's oyster? Is that an allusion?
28 octobre 2011
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Chuang Ye Mansion
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28 octobre 2011
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step by step .hahahahahahaha
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18 août 2011
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Yes, we use "combined organically" in China. If you think it is not suitable. You can translate that according to your purpose of the sentence like, combined harmoniously, or combined in a complementation pattern.
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18 août 2011
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Really? Interesting. I didnt know that before. Though it is useless in today/s word, it show us the development of language. THank you !
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18 août 2011
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God,I remember that. THank you yang and maybe I should say sorry to my teacher on English and American Literature.
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18 août 2011
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In my opinion, it means digressive, departing from, unrelated.
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18 août 2011
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old english
Who can tell me why in the old english , we usually see there is a suffix "th" in one verb, like.hindreth,loseth,disturbeth,,,
Is there any meaning in it? and when it disappear?
18 août 2011
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Yes, it is the same as what is your job? But I think "what do you do " is more native.
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18 août 2011
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I dont know the context or the pupose of using the phrase, while the literal translation is :
The words or article is bold and in a unconstrained style with many negative comments.
It may hurt one's feeling.
Usually it makes bitter irony against some phenomenon or words.
But sometimes it is a active and living language.
